Reviews

To Be Alone is To Be Understood: A Review of “The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny”
Intimate Memories of Race and Class Struggle in “Defiant Acts”
There Are Many Ways to be Haunted in “The Whistler”
The Master of Dread: Schweblin’s “Good and Evil and Other Stories”
Unearthing Pieces of a War in “Zone Rouge”
A Line That Survives Forever: Daniela Tarazona’s “The Animal on the Rock”
Back to the Bardo in Amie Barrodale’s “Trip”
Dark and Doomed Friendships in Penny Zang’s “Doll Parts”
A Walk on Jane Austen’s Wild Side
Past and Present Collide in “The City Changes Its Face”